Anti ageing serum that 'smooths out wrinkles' in 'seven days' now £10 down from £32

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Anti ageing serum that 'smooths out wrinkles' in 'seven days' now £10 down from £32

Beauty fans are full of praise for a serum that 'smooths out wrinkles and fine lines', with some claiming they've seen results in 'just seven days'. The L'Oreal Paris Midnight Serum is currently on sale at Amazon with a fabulous 69% discount, so if you fancy giving the product a try, now is the time to do so.

The serum usually retails for £31.99, however the online giant is now offering it for only £10 for a 30ml bottle. This is the cheapest price around, with the product costing £35 at Boots, while LookFantastic is offering it a discounted price of £21.43.

The Midnight Serum is designed to make skin look tightened, younger, brighter and more firm. L'Oreal says the product is 'effective on all skin tones and types' and will have you waking up to 'younger-looking skin'.

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The brand recommends applying three to four drops to a clean and dry face and neck every morning and night. The serum has a non-sticky finish, with it having an Anti-Oxidant Recovery Complex and a 'comforting and melting' texture.

The L'Oreal Paris Midnight Serum is an Amazon's Choice product and has racked up over 1,600 reviews. One delighted buyer awarded the serum five stars and said: "This midnight serum is fantastic. It really smooths out any wrinkles or fine lines and leaves the skin feeling lovely. Definitely recommend."

A second wrote: "Love this product. Makes my skin feel moisturised, smooth and is not sticky whatsoever. Can see a small improvement in the fine lines on my face using in conjunction with a retinol cream."

A bottle of the L'Oreal Paris Midnight Serum next to its box
Beauty fans are full of praise for the L'Oreal Paris Midnight Serum

Another satisfied shopper commented: "I'm over 40 and felt my skin was looking lacklustre so needed a boost. This serum is lovely and I felt I could see results in just seven days. The results keep on coming as every week I feel more of a glow and a more even complexion.

"I do feel some of my finer wrinkles have really smoothed. The serum has a lovely smooth texture and isn't sticky or greasy. It dries perfectly and feels so light on my face."

They did, however, note an issue with the bottle: "My only small negative which stops this review being five stars is that the dropper is annoying. Could just be my one and I'm hoping a new one will be better."

Someone else had a similar issue, as they explained: "You can't even get the solution out of the bottle as the cream is too thick to go up the syringe. You end up with a tiny amount come out."

Fancy adding the L'Oreal Paris Midnight Serum into your skincare routine? Buy it from Amazon here for £10 while the sale lasts. If you'd like to browse more anti-aging serums, Superdrug is currently offering the NIVEA Q10 Anti-Wrinkle Serum on sale for £8.99, while Boots has the Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum priced at £65.

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